"House Of Cards" genre: Folk Rock
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	This version ofHouse of Cards was recorded live during a showcase session at Red Tape Studios, Sheffield, England 30.06.03 and features reknowned guitarist Omith Mukherjee on Spanish Guitar. The track was written, sung and performed by Carl Reid, a well respected solo acoustic artist on the Sheffield scene. The full version of this track can be found on his debut E.P. "A Word To The Wise"!
	CD: A Word to the Wise   Label: Red Tape Recordings Credits: Omith and Russ!
	Story Behind the Song House of Cards is a song about relationships...how you have to give and take. It's up to both people to make a relationship work...but it's a delicate thing! You can build what seems to be a solid foundation...and work really hard and patiently at building it into something beautiful - but in the blink of an eye...one mistake, the whole thing can come crashing down around you! It may be possible to rebuild it...but you gotta ask yourself - is it worth it!!! Lyrics I, took a sideways glance at life...and it worked for a while. Things seemed different, they seemed almost half sane, and it made me smile...but just for a while! You, cast a watchful eye my way, still you dont see. I guess i'm older, but i'm not much wiser, more fool me! In time, the rules begin to change But the game remains the same But i wont shoulder all the blame! Now we end up here, we both rushed in where angels fear We built a house of cards Now we're running scared, thise king of hearts was not prepared to stand alone! We, we're our own worst enemies Got our souls on show You plant that seed, a seed of doubt and then watch it grow! This house of cards, it all came falling down!

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